Baoshi H.
PIxelated poster.
I bought a 24"x36" print of Matisse's "Goldfish". They used a low resolution JPG and put an ugly watercolor paint filter on top to hide the pixels. This filter muddles all the original brushstrokes, but you can still see artifacting and pixelation. If you're shopping for a large format poster and are wondering about the quality, check for the largest resolution picture of the artwork you can find on Google Images. That's the version they'll use. --------------------------------- Edit: Here's a close-up picture of the poster, which I included in my email correspondence with them. imgur (dot) com/pGKOLFl Here's a screenshot of the product description: imgur (dot) com/2t6bs0m Where does it say that a paint filter would be applied to the artwork?
Response from Art-O-Rama ShopMay 12, 2026
This review is simply false. The artwork was not printed from a “low resolution JPG,” nor was any “AI watercolor filter” used to hide pixels. The piece was intentionally recreated with artistic watercolor textures as part of the design style, exactly as shown in the listing. More importantly, when the customer contacted us, we clearly requested detailed photos of the alleged defects so we could investigate and issue a refund if the item was genuinely faulty. No proper evidence was ever provided. We fully refund defective or damaged products when photographic proof is supplied. In this case, the accusations made publicly were not supported by any clear evidence whatsoever. We stand by the quality of our prints and by our customer service.